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by maxwell 3y ago
Didn't they already do that with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act in 2021? Or are you referring to other regions of CCP-occupied China?
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by maxwell 3y ago
That would be great! Do Apple first.
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The forgotten National Parks posters (2016)(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by maxwell 3y ago|0 comments
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by maxwell 3y ago
Clearly long past time to fire Tim, Phil, and Craig.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Those are the two that seem like pure poison.
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by maxwell 3y ago
triple*
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by maxwell 3y ago
Pray tell me, sir, whose dog are you?
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by maxwell 3y ago
Yes, but voting is up to the States. They're free to adopt RCV, as we have here in Maine. Or ban it, as in five other States. But only Congress can repeal the Apportionment Act of 1929. https://nocapfund.org The 118th Congr
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by maxwell 3y ago
A robot stamping on a human face—forever.
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by maxwell 3y ago
As a European, you almost certainly have better representation than most Americans. We haven't expanded the House of Representatives since 1929. We're approaching a million constituents per rep, an extreme outlier among OECD count
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by maxwell 3y ago
Clearly, though unfortunately, we need more engineers to take pay cuts and become lawyers.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Probably just a coincidence that Kutcher was hospitalized twice for pancreatitis after adopting Jobs' diet in preparation for the role. https://www.self.com/story/mila-kunis-ashton-kutcher-hospita...
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by maxwell 3y ago
Encrypted text looks like keyboard mashing, but isn't. Maybe this isn't either.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Yep. Was expecting at least a high level take on Stable Diffusion, Llama, etc. but then the article ended.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Haha yep, I switched to that.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Seems like whole premise of Prime, and most Apple products for that matter, is to capitalize on the failure to enforce product tying that's illegal under both Sherman and Clayton.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Same, I used to dutifully shift my office hours between EST and EDT accordingly in my email signature.
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Maine becomes fourth State to abolish civil asset forfeiture (2021)(ij.org)
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by maxwell 3y ago
Cardboard boxes can be acquired without a record of their purchase and are easy to hide among other cardboard boxes, like a book in a library. Also can be used to hide from enemies while moving around under the box.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Cardboard boxes aren't subject to leaked electronic keypad codes. https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/liberty-safe-changes-its-p...
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by maxwell 3y ago
I used to work on moving marketplaces. Not aware of an accessible way for U.S. consumers to access rail or sea for HHG shipments. A self-pack container with shipping sounds like your best option. If you're on the fence about keeping yo
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by maxwell 3y ago
What kind of advice are you looking for? What age(s)? On what topic(s) would peer-reviewed papers with a decent p-value really matter as a parent? As a father of three, the only "advice" I would share with new parents is to consid
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by maxwell 3y ago
Unsustainable. Cars don't hold up for very long. The future is electric hot rods. If cars are computers now then I'll build my own thanks.
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Maine considers allowing communities to tax streaming services for using wires(wgme.com)
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by maxwell 3y ago
Correction: finished lot itself was 18% of total sale, site work under 5%, appliances under 1%.
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by maxwell 3y ago
Land is only worth what you can build on it. The buildable site was 7% of new single-family costs in 2022 in the U.S., including permits, inspections, design, etc. Construction costs (labor + materials) were 61%, with interior finishes 24%
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by maxwell 3y ago
Sounds like the rack of newspapers and magazines that have now disappeared from the newsstands, which now sell consumer packaged goods. Fair point comparing infinite scroll to slot machines. Books end, newspapers and magazines get thrown aw
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by maxwell 3y ago
What's a better system?
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by maxwell 3y ago
It's an OS for mobile devices , no mention of "phones" on the project site ( https://source.android.com ) and lots of Android devices don't have cell service. Doesn't seem unreasonable to bring your own d
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by maxwell 3y ago
Which law(s) did they break?

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